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In a LinkedIn Live, Recreation & Wellbeing’s Sadat Khan and Abby Diehl joined HOK architect Emily Ostertag to discuss the growing trend to design and program rec centers to support mental wellbeing and holistic health.
Longwood Gardens announced this week that Longwood Reimagined: A New Garden Experience, the most ambitious revitalization in a century of America’s greatest center for horticultural display, will open to the public on November 22, 2024.
Jefferson Plaza Apartments, being built on a 7.6 acre site of a former shopping center, will comprise seven 3-story buildings with 147 one-bedroom and 93 two-bedroom units.
Chicago-based interior design firm Mary Cook Associates announced it has completed the interiors of Lapis, a new 1,086-bed off-campus luxury student housing community near Florida International University.
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The deal is expected to expand the real-estate firm’s project management capacities in several U.S. sectors.
The program honors projects that highlight collaboration between design and construction teams to create better process efficiencies and overall costs savings.
Rider Levett Bucknall’s Pulse takes project management deeper into financial analysis and forecasting.
Façades that would make Dr. Seuss smile, living walls, and exterior wall space that doubles as gallery space are all represented in this year's BD+C Design Innovation Report.
Both parties are talking about $1 trillion in spending over the next decade. How projects will be funded, though, remains unresolved.
Applying goal-oriented methodologies and techniques can increase efficiency and reduce costs associated with litigation.
An April 2016 opening is scheduled, which will allow bigger-capacity ships to traverse between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
Cities continue to spring up in the heart of China. Designed to accommodate millions, many are still nearly empty.
Architects help Nashville government transform a struggling mall into a new community space.
The Sheikh of Dubai hopes the $136 million museum will serve as an incubator for ideas and real designs—a global destination for inventors and entrepreneurs.
